Tag Archives: science-fiction

Anya’s friends had been pleased for her when she was called, but also a little sad. Those who were called never came back. She hugged Kefu tightly. “See you on the outside when your time comes.” Now strapped to a … Continue reading →

She looked so peaceful as she slept, it was hard to believe there was anything wrong. The bruises from the horse-riding accident were already starting to fade, but Senex Markeson was explaining that the damage was internal. “Halli’s injuries will … Continue reading →

Anya inserted her wrist, waited for the needle to click in her medication, then moved to the next hatch to pick up her tray. She hungrily spooned up the thin, grey liquid, wishing The Powers That Be would give them … Continue reading →

“Have you ever wondered who The Powers That Be actually are?” “They’re the ones in charge.” “Yes but, there are about 150 of us here, and none of us are in charge. So who is?” “They are.” “I know, but … Continue reading →

Mary thought it was the most beautiful planet she had ever seen. She and the last few survivors of the human race had been forced to leave their homes when fossil fuels had run out, and global warming had rendered … Continue reading →